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We show adequacy theorems relating the first semantics to deterministic schedulers, and the second semantics to probabilistic schedulers.
In the crucial issues of rhetorical cogency, expressive adequacy, and honest intent, such tools have no place.
What remains after these operations is to include a measure of income adequacy among the key variables that constitute the concept of comprehensive post-productivism.
The adequacy of the (hemoconcentrated) volume replaced from the pump via the arterial cannula is judged by monitoring the left atrial pressure continuously during ultrafiltration.
This is shown using methods from denotational semantics, mainly adequacy theorems which relate the (given) operational semantics with the denotational semantics.
The validity of a model may be determined by means of so-called adequacy constraints.
In such a way the adequacy of a physical model as well as of computational codes may be checked up.
Of course, we assume that computational adequacy holds: the mathematical and operational meanings of the language coincide for terms of base types.
Note that we incorporate here into the definition the properties of environments often referred to as consistency and adequacy.
This paper has confined its analysis to assessing the adequacy of compulsory savings to finance retirement needs.
The adequacy of exposure is often best judged retrospectively, when the children are older and demonstrate mastery of both languages.
However, concern has been expressed about the adequacy of this approach as a way of accounting for specific instances of language alternation.
We first prove the adequacy with respect to the observational preorder, the other equivalences will follow easily.
On this construal of the enterprise of linguistic theory, the adequacy of one is closely linked to the adequacy of the other.
The use of nested datatypes essentially guarantees the adequacy of such run-time checking.
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